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  • Josh S. Gratitude Roundup Pascagoula, MS 11/29/2024

Josh S. Gratitude Roundup Pascagoula, MS 11/29/2024

Tuesday 3rd December 2024

Join Josh S. as he shares his journey of recovery, relapse, and redemption at the Gratitude Roundup in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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Josh S. Shares His Sobriety Journey at Gratitude Roundup

Episode Overview

  • Sobriety is a continuous journey requiring daily commitment.
  • Service work and having a sponsor are crucial for staying sober.
  • Making amends is an essential part of recovery.
  • Engaging fully with the AA program is key to true recovery.
  • Humour can be a valuable tool in navigating the challenges of sobriety.
God's taking care of me even when I'm trying to take care of myself.
In this episode of Mad Dog Recovery AA Speakers, Josh S. shares his powerful journey at the Gratitude Roundup in Pascagoula, Mississippi. With a sobriety date of May 2nd, 2013, Josh takes the audience through his rollercoaster ride of recovery, relapse, and ultimate redemption. He candidly talks about the importance of service work, the significance of having a sponsor, and how he sponsors other men to stay sober.
His humorous anecdote about forgetting his toothbrush and finding one in a thoughtfully prepared basket serves as a metaphor for how life has a way of providing what we need, even when we overlook it ourselves. Josh's message is clear: sobriety is a continuous journey that requires daily commitment to spiritual principles and community support. He reflects on the importance of being truthful, making amends, and the transformative power of working the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Josh’s honesty about his struggles with self-esteem, fear of rejection, and the delusion of inequality resonates deeply. He underscores that true recovery comes from not just attending meetings but engaging fully with the AA program. By sharing his personal experiences and the lessons he has learned, Josh offers hope and practical advice to those on their own path to sobriety.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that no matter where you are in your recovery journey, there's always more to learn and room to grow.